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Duomo (cathedral) of Milan. Marble has been recently cleaned. Used the TrueHDR app to adjust the contrast on iPhone 4.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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This 65-year old sycamore tree is the oldest tree in our neighborhood. When the city recently redid the curb, gutter, and sidewalks, they went around this living landmark.
REVIEW: The TrueHDR app (for the iPhone) only uses two exposures to blend and make the final and true HDR image (regular camera applications like Photomatix require at least three exposures -- adding a middle or neutral exposure). If you are curious, here are those two original exposures (see below) -- which are made by touching your finger* on a light area of the image (to capture the dark exposure), and then touching your finger on a dark area of the image (to capture the lighter exposure). I think it works quite well, don't you? Some fake HDR apps (like HDRforFree) take an existing image and fake it into an HDR image -- as if increasing the color saturation was the only criteria for "HDR". TrueHDR actually does dramatically increase your iPhone's dynamic range capability by blending two exposure! The app also does a good job of automatically aligning the two hand-held captures and trimming away the areas that don't match up.
*Currently, only the iPhone 3GS can adjust focus or exposure by touching the screen.
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This was shout out at Poplar Beach in Half Moon Bay, CA.
dailyshoot.com #ds187 Fire hydrants come in many colors and forms. Make a dramatic portrait of your local fire hydrant.
Saw this one walking back to the office after lunch with a friend. I had taken photos of the tower from this spot (albeit higher off the ground) before so when I saw the fire hydrant inspiration hit. Inverted the iPhone to get low to the ground and used TrueHDR followed by a little work in Best Camera on the iPhone before uploading it.
Kona weather this morning gave us some interesting cloud patterns at sunrise during my morning run around the Capitol district. It's the the festive winter holiday shopping season so the red/green light globes are up, and the "Season's Greetings" sign is visible across the street. A TrueHDR shot on my iPhone 4, posted on instagr.am/p/gek2/
Fotografia scattata con iPhon 3GS.
Modificata con i seguenti programmi.
TrueHDR-PhotoToaster-PhotoWizard.
Another view of the upper falls at Sabbaday Falls in the White Mountains. This is also a blend of two exposures from TrueHDR and SlowShutterCam.
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7 Comments on Instagram:
addictetwo: Love the slowshutter-waterfall combi!
mhoffmanphoto: @addictetwo - Thanks! These are a lot of fun to do!
drocpsu2: Great shot! Nice use of the blend and slow shutter. It's awesome to see the things that can be done with a phone.
top_gunphoto: Excellent gallery šš
9 photos were taken for this picture and combined in PS CS3. You can see the fine detail much better large.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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Day 50 - Feb 19th: Window to the world
One thing I like about flying is fascination about watching the landscape underneath pass by. It is one thing I never get tired of and you always find me on a window seat. This is also the reason I made my own pilots licence a couple years ago. Aboard a Swiss Air Lines Avrojet during the approach to Zurich Airport on an early morning flight from Nuremberg.
Image Details:
Camera: iPhone 4S with TrueHDR app
uploaded with iPhone
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This is a 3 photo Panoramic taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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Long day today. This is all that's left: a tired plate of dried spaghetti sauce and a messy kitchen.
iPhone apps used: Camera+ (control over exposure point and focal point, took two photos, one dark, one light), TrueHDR (merged the dark and light photo), Perfect Photo (color balance, denoising, levels), Tiffen Photo fx (vignette), TiltShiftGen (further depth of field/miniaturizing focus, more vignetting), and back to Camera+ for a little grunge effect, then uploading to Flickr.
I know, complicated, huh?
2011-03-05: Updated. I couldn't resist, I re-edited this photo is Paint Shop Photo Pro and re-uploaded. Turns out that even though the camera-phone apps *can* edit, doesn't mean they edit *well*.
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Located on the historic Molly Pitcher Highway, US Route 11, the Modern Home Appliance store is housed in a beautiful vintage building in Chambersburg, Pa. They were founded in 1937. Usually, they don't have their sign illuminated. Last night at twilight it was. I caught this on my iPhone with the app TrueHDR during the blue hour.
Today we've spent most of the day travelling from PiteƄ to Kramfors about 6 hours in total. Just finished todays gig in Kramfors and it was another good one!
My ankle has been painful again today which has meant that I haven't really been able to get around very easily. I managed to get a photo though, so that's good.
Photo taken with True HDR on my iPhone 3gs and edited with the Dynamic Light & Filterstorm apps.
Daily App Experiment #198: "Behind The Green Door" - shot with #TrueHDR then I created mutliple copies in different hues using #photowizard. I then used #interlacer to mash up all the alternate versions. Then I used #Juxtaposer to replace re sign from the original version over the interlaced version. For the final step, I used #swankolabs to add a final filter over the entire image, which helped pull it back together into a singular piece. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #313 "Stay Calm and Clarion" - another shot of @hellarob for our mini-Instawalk on Sunday. Since its #decim8nday, I ran this through #decim8 and then merged the original and new images together in #truehdr. To take it a little further, added a shallow focal point on the foreground and some of the glitches using #biglens. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
* taken and edited with iPhone 4
* processed with TrueHDR + SketchMee + Image Blender + Photoshop Express + Camera+ + Photo fx + Grungetastic + Iris Photo Suite
Putting aside for the moment that doing HDR on an iPhone is an insane idea, this picture isn't totally crap, just mostly.
Made with TrueHDR iPhone app.
I haven't figured out yet if it's really doing HDR or just blending the exposures.
i have shot this abandoned cafe so many times and never produced an image that i actually liked, until today! with handheld 3-exposure hdr. hope you guys like it too!
i wanna live here.
rsg
some interesting history about the place can be found here:
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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